SXSW Film News
SXSW Films on Release - Friday, February 3, 2012
Welcome to SXSW Films on Release. Whether in theatres, on DVD, online, TV or anywhere else, catch up on great films from previous SXSW Film.
THEATRICAL
The Innkeepers
Spotlight Premieres, 2011
Out Now
Creativity and Innovation Drive Cinematic Journalism
In an age of increased competition for attention, journalists are faced with a dilemma of capturing an audience while maintaining integrity. Video content allows for a meaningful experience of storytelling and journalism, but how does the journalist approach telling a story in moving images?
Film Conference Session Spotlight: “Coppola vs. Kittens: Pro Filmmaking's Online Future
In the new media landscape of online filmmaking, how do production companies continue to produce great work while still running a profitable operation?
In Coppola vs. Kittens: Pro Filmmmaking's Online Future, moderated by Adam Glickman of The Idealists (pictured), we flip the script and discuss how professional filmmakers can make the economics of online filmmaking work for them. From Vice to Vimeo, meet four folks cracking the code on how to deliver online films worth watching.
SXSW 101: Where Can I Watch Film Trailers?

Head to our YouTube channel right now to see a wealth of trailers for films in the SXSW 2012 Film Program. Another option is to go to our schedules and check out trailers and more on individual film pages, like this one for our Headliner The Cabin in the Woods.
In the run up to the 2012 event, we will also be posting trailers right here on sxsw.com so keep checking and stay tuned for more installments of SXSW 101!
Music Streaming & Online Radio Meet Up
Content delivery is a hot topic in the music business. From radio to mobile applications, music streaming is an emerging revenue stream for artists, labels, brands, and broadcasters alike. Curating a playlist on soundcloud is the new FM rotation. The Bandpage is the new MySpace. These rapid developments mean that music is still in high demand, but the delivery methods are changing.











